Travel to Hong Kong. Hong Kong Museum of Art, Tsim Sha Tsui

On the last day of the Labor Day long weekend, Wofu made an impromptu trip to the #Hong KongArt Museum on the waterfront of #Tsimshatsui. The Hong Kong Museum of Art expanded and reopened in November 2019. It will celebrate its 60th anniversary this year (2022). The large floor-to-ceiling glass brings in a lot of natural light. When you are tired from walking, you can sit down and enjoy the beautiful view of Victoria Harbor, which is very popular with Wofu. The white cloud installation on the fifth floor, coupled with the view of Victoria Harbor outside the window, is a check-in spot that Wofu sincerely recommends. The exhibition "Multiple Visions - New Visions of Hong Kong Art in the 1980s and 1990s" is held in the new space on the fifth floor until May 29, 2022. "Vertical Wheat Field" is one of the exhibits. Go to the fourth floor and admire the sketches of Mr. Wu Guanzhong. Mr. Wu Guanzhong's works have both the style of traditional Chinese ink painting and elements of modern Western painting, making them unique. The Chinese Cultural Relics Hall on the third floor is holding the exhibition "#物色──Color Aesthetics of Collections of Cultural Relics". With color as the theme, more than 300 exhibits are classified into the "Five Correct Colors" (green, red, yellow, white, and black). . The Qing Dynasty dot jade inlaid gemstone pearls, bats, butterflies and flowers are exquisitely handmade. The red-glazed ribbon gourd is one of Wofu's favorite red exhibits. The exhibits in this exhibition are rich in variety, covering ceramics, lacquerware, silk fabrics, glass, jade, etc. Among the yellow exhibits is a glass bottle made in the Qianlong period. The white color cannot fail to mention the white color of ivory. Ivory was once an important luxury carving material in China. Ivory carvings are generally white with yellow in them and have a soft color. The last color of the five colors is black. This woman's robe is dark green. Black is a reddish black that is "black with red". The last exhibition to visit is "Looking at the Past - Selected Works of Zhu Qizhan from the Jingguan Building" located in the special hall on the second floor. Most of Mr. Zhu Qizhan's works are mainly flowers and landscape paintings, and he mostly starts from sketching. I didn't expect that you can "appreciate flowers" at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. There are peonies painted in 1985. The waffle lover pays special attention to food-related works and looks forward to visiting the Hong Kong Museum of Art next time. #local游 #Hong Kong good place #